Buying property in Israel feels familiar. Right up until the moment it isn’t.
In this closed-door roundtable, you’ll get an inside view of how deals here
actually unfold — before you’re the one with the pen in your hand.
Five Towns · Monsey · Brooklyn · Passaic · Westchester* · Teaneck*
*Private one-on-one meetings only
Something needs to move, but unless someone owns it with a clear timeline, it sits until it’s urgent.
Either nothing’s surfaced yet, or no one’s really gone looking. The difference is whether you know what to check for.
Intent can be good and still be aligned with someone else’s interests. Trust is knowing who they answer to — and who’s there just for you.
The conversation sounds finished, but there’s still room to negotiate if you know where and how to push.
You can go along for the ride.
Or you can drive the deal.
In Israel, there are no contingency clauses. The contract is the commitment point.
You’ll see what has to happen before you sign, and what “done” really means once your name is on the page.
In Israel, the first number is rarely the final number and the leverage points are different.
We’ll show you when there’s usually room to move, what can be traded, and when pushing makes sense.
The broker is paid by the seller, the developer’s lawyer answers only to the developer, and the bank follows its own playbook.
You’ll leave knowing who each player answers to — and what it looks like when someone represents you exclusively.
Payments, inspections, ownership transfer, utilities, interior design, and contractor follow‑through all unfold over months.
You’ll see which steps after signing are most likely to go wrong — and what needs to be in place so they don’t.
Purchase tax, financing, Hebrew contracts, timelines, and documentation all work differently than in the US.
You’ll get a clear picture of the practical costs and requirements, so the extra steps don’t blindside you halfway through.
Limited seats means there’s time and room for you to be heard.
You’ll have the chance to ask anything, no matter how specific.
Pre-registration is required for all venues.
Due to limited capacity, seats are not guaranteed at the door.
Prefer a one-on-one consultation?
Private roundtable event. Location confirmed on registration.
Private roundtable event. Location confirmed on registration.
Private roundtable event. Location confirmed on registration.
Private roundtable event. Location confirmed on registration.
Private roundtable event. Location confirmed on registration.
We’re setting aside time for private meetings while we’re in town.
Sit down with a property specialist and get personalized guidance, custom property recommendations, and answers to the questions that are important to you.
Available by direct request. Limited slots per city.
We’re The Getter Group — Israel’s only real estate firm that works exclusively for the buyer for over 20 years.
In a market where the broker represents the seller, the developer’s lawyer protects the developer, and the contract is in Hebrew, you need someone at the table whose only job is to protect your side.
From early “is this even realistic?” questions through search, negotiation, signing, and the months after you get the keys, we coordinate, translate, and push so your interests don’t get lost.
And we’ve been doing it for over 20 years.
“An American buying an apartment in Eretz Yisrael could be in for a lot of agmas nefesh — baruch Hashem they really smoothed everything out.”
N, from Monsey,
“Buying in Israel is like a maze. You have to have a guide help you through the
process so you don’t get lost.”
Debi Factor, from Maryland,
“I would not have been able to do this on my own.
They took the heavy lifting off my shoulders.”
J, From Monsey,
bought in Yerushalayim
Years navigating Israeli real estate for foreign buyers
Buyer-side only. We’ve never represented a seller.
Families Guided Home
You’ll want to understand how the process works before you’re actually in it.
In one evening, you’ll replace guesswork with a clearer sense of what to expect and where to pay attention — whether you’re buying soon or still figuring things out.